Remembrance Parade
Thousands of war veterans from Britain and the Commonwealth marched past London's Cenotaph memorial to honour their fallen comrades. Photo shows the HM Queen Elizabeth II visiting the Remembrance Service at the Cenotaph Sunday November 14th 2004..

Paula Back on Track
Paula Radcliffe pounded the streets to win the New York marathon (7th November 2004) — 77 days after her Olympic nightmare. Her triumph was seen by 275million TV viewers in 125 countries, said: “There was nothing of the dead and empty feeling I had in Athens." Radcliffe outfoxed Kenya's Susan Chepkemei in the final kilometres to win in a time of two hours, 23 minutes and 10 seconds. The time was almost eight minutes off her world record but she said: "That doesn't matter at all." Paul Radcliffe Official Website Click Here.

Four More Years of Bush
United States of America President George W. Bush giving a thumbs-up on the result of his campaign for re-election, November 3rd 2004. The U.S. election was neck and neck throughout the entire campaign, but after taking a call from Democratic challenger John Kerry who admitted defeat and conceded the White House election, Bush will be in power for another 4 years and today won a second term after the race for the White House boiled down to a nail-biting battle for the state of Ohio. TV network predictions claimed Bush would take the state - but with so much at stake the Democrats refused to concede defeat until the results were clear.

Amerian Voting - A Neck to Neck Race
President George W. Bush and Democratic rival John Kerry sprinted across the United States in a mad weekend rush to shore up support among loyal voters and sway the undecided, with both campaigns trying to capitalize on terrorism fears raised by the last-minute appearance of Osama bin Laden. Americal goes to vote for the next President 2nd November 2004.